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Headword:
Autolukos
Adler number: alpha,4507
Translated headword: Autolykos, Autolycus
Vetting Status: high
Translation: This man was an Areopagite[1] and was convicted of removing his relatives to a place of safety during the
Chaironeia crisis,[2] and the jurors condemned him.
[Sc. also attested is]
autolykoi, poor men, in effect those serving themselves.[3]
Autolukos: Areopagitês houtos ên kai tous oikeious hupektithemenos en tois Charônikois healô, kai katepsêphisanto autou hoi dikastai. Autolukoi, penêtes, hoion autodiakonoi.
Notes:
[1] A member (in the second half of the C4 BCE: see the next note) of the Areopagos Council in
Athens; cf. generally
alpha 3824.
[2] The Greek defeat at the battle of
Chaironeia, autumn 338 BCE. The Suda's source here, Harpokration s.v., records that
Lycurgus was his prosecutor (Lyc. fr. III.1a Conomis, and cf. Lyc.
Against Leocrates 53 [web address 1]).
[3] Also in the
Synagoge and
Photius. Perhaps a variant of, or mistake for,
alpha 4505 (q.v.); if not, mysterious.
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Translated by: David Whitehead on 11 October 2000@04:50:37.
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